Book of Mormon populations
Thirteen years ago, John A. Tvedtnes wrote a thoughtful article titled “Book of Mormon Population Statistics.” Here’s the link: https://latterdaysaintmag.com/article-1-1641/ He begins […]
Patrick Mason on social trust
Erasing Church history for ideological reasons, the way our Church historians and our M2C citation cartel does, is just as destructive to […]
The "Become" page
This is one of the best resources I’ve seen. If you’re involved with missionary or reactivation work, consider using this website: https://become.comeuntochrist.org/present […]
Pre-Columbian horses in North America
An article in Indian Country Today discusses horses in North America. https://indiancountrytoday.com/news/yes-world-there-were-horses-in-native-culture-before-the-settlers-came?fbclid=IwAR2FEO_vNg6PfoLn1mn4gHMRFJwqEFFtRgIlRQRN9gCBzE1Lt-UN4wKHDhI The article links to several papers on this topic on […]
Discerning accurate Church history
The Mark Hoffman saga is in the news because of the Netflix documentary. In response to the Hoffman events, President Oaks delivered a […]
Hoffman, Church history, Saints, and President Oaks
The Mark Hoffman saga is in the news because of the Netflix documentary. Let’s look at some parallels between the Hoffman problem […]
BYU/CES students kept uninformed
I’m continually amazed that so many BYU and CES students passively accept the slanted information they get from Book of Mormon Central […]
Blair Hodges and the Maxwell Institute
I’ve mentioned before the Blair Hodges is one of the best, if not the best, podcast interviewers anywhere. If you haven’t been […]
Come Follow Me 2021 and Intertextuality
This week’s podcast and blog post discuss the topic of intertextuality. This is an exciting new approach to understanding the Book of […]
emotional maturity
from twitter: https://twitter.com/EdLatimore/status/1364706129369047043 Ed Latimore @EdLatimore Disagreement doesn’t warrant disrespect. You shouldn’t treat someone as less of a person just because they […]